The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-09-15
Manitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

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WOODEN shoes only 25c. at E. Krumm-
heuer's.
THERE were 10000 people at the State
Fair yesterday.
THE Monticello was in the dock last
week to stop leak.
Brown county is to have double
headed fair this year.
THERE is to be some excellent trotting
at the Fair this month.
STICKY FLY-PAPER and other, the best,
at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
TIE first real frost of the season occur
red on Thursday night.
SEPTEMBER has by no means been un-
comfortably warm thus far.
THE keel for the propeller to be built
by the Burgers has been laid.
OLD Case is not so sure his little horse
is going to win against Patron.
The rain fall for September thus far
has been the heaviest for years.
THE latest! Boiling cloth rusching
just received at o. Torrison & Co.
WITH favorable weather, the county
fair is going to be grand success.
HEADQUARTERS for the latest styles in
dress trimmings at 0. Torrison & Co.
LUMBER rates from all ports to Chicago
were advanced 121s cents on Monday.
WE are offering a case of curtain scrim
at 10c. yard SCHUETTE Bros.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security,
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
WE have great bargains in boys and
children's shoes. E. KRUMMHEUER.
FRUIT has been very plentiful and
quite cheap in the local market the past
week.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THE race course is well patronized on
Sundays by the boys who have speedy
horsehesh.
THE schooner Mineral State brought a
cargo of plaster rock to John Schuette's
mill this week.
SHEBoYGAN has now a second daily
paper. The business will soon to over
done at that city.
HENRY EsCH is putting in the gas ma
chine manufactured by Hinrichs & Fisch-
er, in his new residence.
MANITowoo people who have visited
the Milwaukee Exposition pronounce it
the best ever held there.
THE southerly gale of Monday and
Tuesday compelled many vessels to seek
the shelter of the harbor.
Thus far this season hunters have not
astonished themselves at the amount of
game they have bagged
THIS years crop of wheat has already
begun to come to market, though by no
means in large quantities.
THE State Fair opened at Milwaukee
on Monday. The live stock exhibit is
said to be the largest in record.
If you would like to see a choice of Sc
in. wide dress goods for 90 cents yd,
just go to the New York Store.
JANUARY 81 and FEBRUARY ] are the
dates fixed upon for holding the farmers
institute in this county next winter.
ONLY few more pieces of that all
arooI 40 inch Serge At the low price of
10 cts. per yard at O. Torrison & Co.
The United States Express Co. assum-
ed control of the express business over
the Lake Shore & Western yesterday.
WE are offering case of curtain scrim
for cents, decided bargain.
THE New YORK STORE
THE genuine Garland cook and heat
ing stoves, for sale only by
The RAND & RaMER HOWE. Co.
Tom WINDIATE has sold carriage
horse to Michigan man. Tom will soon
have a reputation in Michigan as horse
breeder.
LIVE OAK timber to be used in the con-
struction of steam barge at Sheboygan
is being received from Tennessee and
Arkansas.
SToP! Look at the largest line of dress
trimmings (beaded and plain) ever shown
in the city at the lowest prices at O. Tor
rison 8 Co.
GEORGE BURNET's horse appears to be
king of the turf. He generally has the
best of it in brushes with the other
speedy ones.
LAST chance, for Bargains in Camel
Hair dress goods, in all fashionable
shades. good variety to select from at
o. Torrison Il Co.
WIGGINs has storm arranged for the
18th instant. The storm is to be A. /,
in the matter of violence It unquestion-
ably will be a whopper.
For the best line of "Tricots" in all
shades at prices considering quality and
width the lowest ever shown in the city,
call on o. Torrison & Co.
Mr.. lice has resigned his position as
manager of the coal docks at this place.
He will probably again turn his attention
| to railroad construction.